and a good monday morning to you, may 20th. a look at the radar there. as you can see, clear for this morning. this afternoon and later today, expect more of that rain. and a good morning to you. thanks so much for starting your morning with us on "today in the bay". i'm marcus washington>> i'm laura garcia. >> i'm kari hall. we have clouds this morning as you get ready to head out the door. the good news is we don't have a lot of rain. we will get a chance to dry out for a little while. campbell, 51. low 6 0s today, which is much cooler than normal. i am tracking the next storm set to move in overnight in the north bay and the rest of the

bay area early tomorrow. so more on the timeline coming up. and fog may affect some of the drivers. >> a great note, kari. it shows up on the road weather index on the north bay, up in nova novato, north of 37. that may be a factor for the early morning commute. right now everything else registering as a clear drive. down to 580 is just fine. 580 itself sees slowing in both directions. it is starting to clear out of the altamonte. a peek at our crew over here across willow. and then maybe traffic breaks as they start to clear the next half hour. back to you. >> all right. thanks, mike. happening now, hundreds of east bay teachers locked in a bitter labor dispute are walking off the job. this is leaving parents and students concerned about the education of those children. just as the school year is about to wrap up. >> bob redell joins us live in union city to tell us what we can expect in just a couple of

hours. bob? >> reporter: well, laura and marcus, classes will go on here at logan high school and other schools here in the new haven unified school district. but their teachers won't be there as they will be going on strike at 7:00 a.m. the union that represents the roughly 600 teachers in this district announced earlier this month they would take to the picket lines even in spite of efforts yesterday about both sides to come to an agreement on a new contract that clearly failed. the district's 12 schools will remain open by using substitute teachers and admin staff to teach. it will be enrichment based day, not the typical lesson plan. the stumbling blocks on agreement is teacher pay>> we are confident that the money is there to have the package that we described. but the biggest changes that these administrators must know is to change their priorities>> the district did move. we did add some language that

gives the teachers an ongoing raise if some money from the state comes through. my understanding is that the nhta did not move. >> reporter: they are demanding a 10% raise this year and the next. they initially asked for 20%, but they came down. the current offer would cost more than $20 million. the district is offering 3% this year and 1% next year. you heard the spokesman say an additional ongoing raise based on state funding. the district did tell us they are proud. its teachers are the highest paid here in the county. no word on how long the strike will last. but the district says they hope they can get teachers back in the classroom before the end of the kwraol skier, around mid-june. reporting live in union city, bob redell, "today in the bay". and the end of the school year coming quickly.

thank you, bob. graduations are already in full swing. but this weekend's weather did not mix well with plans. cal state east bay graduates had to adjust from 10:00 in the morning to 5:00 last night. because of that, they didn't see the loved ones in the stand. that includes this student's biggest supporter, her father, who had to work>> its su. >> the rain held off and graduates took to the stage to finally bask in the glow of their achievements. the bay area has a chance to dry out today. this is after the late storm in may caused spinouts, crass, and a lot of dangerous conditions for drivers. >> we report on the problems from san francisco to lake tahoe. >> reporter: this system dumped snow in the sierra, making plenty of work for crews in squaw valley, so much the resort

will stay open until july. the storm triggered one funnel cloud spotted near discovery bay. and of course the persistent rain made for what seemed like an obstacle course for drivers. no injuries in this crash. rohnertpark, landed in a pond. >> the woman said because of the darkness and the rain she missed the opening to the pond on the street she was driving on as the next street. >> reporter: the woman had two children with her. she said police arrived minutes later. >> the cops jumped in and got the kids. one of the neighbors in the neighborhood was taking his shoes off and helping to get them out. >> reporter: it was an unexpected rescue effort in a pond that's five feet deep. >> the kids had to jump out of the car, get into the water. and then the cops asked them to

throw the ring from arod the pond, the lifesaver rings >> reporter: the suv was towed out of the mobile home park. >> authorities have not yet identified the teenage girl who died in a deadly crash early yesterday in concord. it happened a little before 1:00 a.m. on crooner pass and clearbrook drive. the 18-year-old driver struck a utility pole. she is from pittsburg. the cause is still under investigation. san rafael will debate flavored tobacco. one is an out right ban and the other would allow only in adult-only stores. attoo or recalling six g about different types of ink contaminated with bacteria. it is produced by three separate

companies, scalpaink, dynamic color, and solid ink diablo. it may create rashes leading to scarring. 4:37 right now. the san jose sharks are now faced with the ultimate ultimatum in sports, win or go home. >> if you happened to be watching yesterday, game 5. the st. louis blues dismantled the sharks 5-0. gave the these 3-2 game lead in their conference final game 6 back in st. louis tomorrow night. we're not trying to jinx was >> and that's of course what the warriors have in their hip pocket. tonight's game is in portland. that's where tnight. it had big tv ratings for the

conference game. one more win and the warriors are back for the fifth straight year. >> coming up next on "today in the bay", if you're a meat lover, you may soon pay favoriti what is sending prices sky ward >> millions of people are expected to run late or miss work altogether. how the "game of thrones" series finale is behind the national skip day and how much it could cost businesses.

good morning. i'm seema mody at cnbc headquarte headquarters. wall street set to start the

week lower shrugging off president trump's tweets on iran that could ratchet tensions in the middle east. a negative day friday snapping a three-day winning streak. on the watch list reports on home sales and durable goods and president trump minutes from last month's federal reserve meeting. the price of meat could be on the rise. china expected to import pork, beef and poultry. it is the world's top pork market. usda estimates china could import 33% more pork to meet demand. analysts say while it will probably take months to feel the full impact as companies lock in prices with suppliers, meat could rise by 15%. and some of your co-workers may be suffering from "game of thrones" blues today. the report says 36 million "game

of thrones" watchers have spent at least one hour week talking, reading or posting about the show since the premiere lastmonth. this loss of productivity has cost employers an estimated $3.3 billion in revenue. guys, back to you. >> that's a big loss. >> a couple minutes reading the posts online, too. even though i don't watch the series. >> i didn't. i was saving the company money. >> see, there you go. >> thanks a lot. she's like, wow, you didn't watch it? everybody did. 4:42. coming up next on "today in the bay", a break from the rain. but not totally in the clear just yet. >> not in the clear just yet. for the record, i didn't watch "game of thrones" either. i don't know who is watching. here's a look at all the clouds still lingering as we check out what's happening in walnut creek. we're going to get some sun today. and you better enjoy it. it doesn't last. we'll talk about it coming up next. i'm going to check in, too.

i did not watch the finale of "game of thrones". this tow truck right behind this truck. that's how closely i'm watching the roadways.

a very good morning to you. a look at the skies because they're clear for the moment. right now a live look over dublin. folks are up and out the door. still a lot of ponding out there, so be careful. boy, a lot of potholes, too.

weather and traffic in just a moment. some people may be waking up sore this morning. especially if they did a personal best in bay to breakers. it brought out tens of thousands of people. runners and walkers took off from the e ponchos were more adventurous. we see fairies, dinosaurs and some in shorts and t-shirts. >> tyrannosaurus. >> it's a race? >> we are in between the rain right now. it has been really busy here for it to be the middle to end of may. we are still talking about rains, storms, and sierra snow. a live look at palo alto. it will be nice to get a little

bit of sunshine today. and we'll see that peeking out as we go late morning, throughout the day. temperatures will stay on the cool side. reaching into the mid-70s. today we will mostly stay in the 60s. high temperatures in antioch reaching 67 degrees. 67 also in san jose. 65 will be the high in napa and in san francisco reaching 60 degrees.ing throughout that for it will be a cooler day. and it's going to start out very chilly. feels like winter outside. so wear a nice warm coat to start out today. breezy winds. but with the sun it will be nice to break out the sunglasses. as we check out what's happening now, nice and quiet on satellite and radar. once again, a dry start. we are also looking ahead to our next storm. it has been developing and continues to move fairly quickly toward the bay area. we could start to see the rain as early as late tonight for the north bay. here we are at 8:30. we see scattered showers moving

pack in and off and on rain by 1:00 in the morning. we are seeing some of the rain making it into parts of the east bay, the peninsula. and it will be approaching the south bay. going into tomorrow, it's just off and on with the rain and even the potential of some thunderstorms once again because it has been so cold in the upper parts of the atmosphere. that makes it very unsettled. we could also out. all the rain pushing to the south. by wednesday, mostly dry. but there still will be rain chances in the forecast. this next round of rain won't be as heavy as we've seen, but bringing anywhere from a tenth to a quarter inch, up to a half inch in the north bay and spots like ukiah. and it's going to be off and on with the rain. look at this. pretty much every other day there will be a chance of rain in the forecast. at least it will warm up going into the weekend. rain chances will be lower. we will have to watch for the nearby storm systems that could

bring us rain chances. going into saturday, yes, there will be a chance of rain once again. i'll keep you up to date on that. mike, now you're tracking a new crash. >> i am, kari. clear sensors. fog registering in the north ine that. a couple spots north santa cruz. toward lexington hills, a report of a crash blocking the slow lane, the right lane. stay over toward the center divide, move smoothly through the area. so far the freeway is open and southbound away from us. heading toward the bay bridge, no delays. no problem for any travel times through the maze, east shore freeway. backup very mild for a couple of cash lanes. folks approaching on the right approach also slowing. either side still has one lane that has to open for the morning. we should see that. fog on the north bay. it's not showing up in san

rafael. somewhere north of there. somewhere around maybe novato. >> thanks, mike. 4:50 for you right costa citi cracking down on false burglary alarms. some people are abusing the system. he said out of 2,100 calls last year, only five turned out to be real crimes. residents and business owners face a $100 crime. this is for the fourth and fifth time emergency calls that crew versus to respond to. and they say the costs will go up to $250 every time after that. good news this morning if you plan to travel for memorial day. gas prices are falling. according to gas buddy, prices dropped four cents per gallon the past week, now averaging $4.07. oakland, $4.09. in san francisco, the average is six cents higher than that. californians pay the second

price in the nation, approaching 40 cents per gallon. new findings that california may be at the mercy of suppliers manipulating prices. >> in southern california, a ban on sleeping in cars is now in effect in san diego county. critics say this prevents homeless people from staying in the vehicles where overnight parking is not allowed, including outside of businesses and beaches. they have already started enforcing the new ban. they are not handing out citations, instead warning people of the change. when they do it will be a misdemeanor char up next of thee bay", nbc bay area responds. >> an ned and unexpected charge on a receipt leads to a little known law. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds, next sweden taking the first steps to have julian assange extra indicted. he is accused of rape in that country. he was arrested by british police and is serving a 50-week

sentence. and allegedly conspire to go hack into a pentagon computer. a lot more news ahead. 4:52.

4:54 right now. nbc bay area responds to an east bay man with a question about his receipt. >> consumer investigator chris chmura and his team learned something about a relatively new state law. good morning. peter in san leandro was puzzled after a recent visit to ikea. he wanted to know what is this $10.50 recycling fee all about right there on the receipt. he said he asked ikea workers, and they didn't have an answer.

so he called us. and we asked ikea corporate. it told us the fee is tacked on all mattress sales in california. and that money goes into a pool that pays for mattresses instead oyear created the mattr recycling council which tells us it has collected more than 4 recycle, you'll find drop-off locations around the area. we posted a link on nbcbayarea.com/responds. let us know if you run into any mist relative charges on your receipts. or call us at 1-888-996-tips. well, thank you for that info. 4:56 right now. talk about a competition that's truly up in the air. hundreds of competitors from across the world took part in the paper airplane world finals in austria. one american wowed the crowd with the longest throw of 185 feet. in the meantime, a ukrainian woman was the first to win arrow

battic eve routine overdistance. and the only woman to receive a perfect 10 from the judges. >> the kicks. go. and good morning. r look at that weather we're going to experience later today, caka. it is chilly. feels like winter in brentwood. 49 degrees. a slow warmup today. the rain coming back tomorrow. that's in the forecast, up next. and the san mateo bridge, a crisp, clear view here. patches of fog in the bay. we'll show you what else is slowing, coming up. new this morning out of the east bay, a man machete-type weapon. how officers got to the suspect. you're watching "today in the bay". n the right now at 5:

scary moments overnight in the east bay, after a man wielding a machete type weapon attacks a person - leading to an right nowg a mache machete-type weapon attacks a person leading to an hourslong standoff. the late on the suspect and the meteorologist kari hall tracking when the next system arrives in the bay area. and the watch ends. the television phenomenon "game of thrones" initially ending last night, and this morning everyone is talking about it. coming up, fan reaction. plus, did you catch the error in the last episode? we did. "today in the bay" continues right now.

a very good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. we have been talking about the weather. let's figure out what's going to happen today. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking every inch of that storm. >> we have been talking about "game of thrones", and now winter is coming. we don't watch it. but maybe if you did you were up this morning and a little tired. as we wipe our eyes and look out the window, a look from san bruno. it is clearing out there. nice to see at least some clearing in between all of of s moving way. soay as i'll have a look at the early as late don't. timelineup. and mike tracking two important spots.